Assigning Name to Each Points












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My python code :



import arcpy

arcpy.FeatureToLine_management("Closestroute", "Featureline", "0.0001 Meters", "ATTRIBUTES")

#Generate points along lines for every 1 km

arcpy.GeneratePointsAlongLines_management("Featureline", "splitPoints", "DISTANCE", "1000 Meters", "", "NO_END_POINTS")

#Split line at point for every 1 km roads,search radius = 20 meters

arcpy.SplitLineAtPoint_management("Featureline", "splitPoints", "split1kpoints", "20 Meters")

#I added SS field into splitPoints, then I assigned name for each rows.(s1, s2, s3, ...)

cursor=arcpy.da.UpdateCursor("splitPoints","SS")

i = 0

for row in cursor:

row[0] = 's' + str(i)

i += 1

cursor.updateRow(row)

del row

del cursor


My problem is:



I am trying to assign one name for each points. However, when one route are used by more than one start points like blue arrow in the picture below, I obtained more than one segments name for this route. I am trying to get just one segments name for each points for this route. (showed with blue arrow) for both start points.



How I can deal with this problem ?



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    Please format your code legibly by using the original code and the {} format button.
    – Vince
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  • With the DA cursor, can you check if the Name is blank, then populate?
    – klewis
    4 hours ago
















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My python code :



import arcpy

arcpy.FeatureToLine_management("Closestroute", "Featureline", "0.0001 Meters", "ATTRIBUTES")

#Generate points along lines for every 1 km

arcpy.GeneratePointsAlongLines_management("Featureline", "splitPoints", "DISTANCE", "1000 Meters", "", "NO_END_POINTS")

#Split line at point for every 1 km roads,search radius = 20 meters

arcpy.SplitLineAtPoint_management("Featureline", "splitPoints", "split1kpoints", "20 Meters")

#I added SS field into splitPoints, then I assigned name for each rows.(s1, s2, s3, ...)

cursor=arcpy.da.UpdateCursor("splitPoints","SS")

i = 0

for row in cursor:

row[0] = 's' + str(i)

i += 1

cursor.updateRow(row)

del row

del cursor


My problem is:



I am trying to assign one name for each points. However, when one route are used by more than one start points like blue arrow in the picture below, I obtained more than one segments name for this route. I am trying to get just one segments name for each points for this route. (showed with blue arrow) for both start points.



How I can deal with this problem ?



enter image description here










share|improve this question




















  • 1




    Please format your code legibly by using the original code and the {} format button.
    – Vince
    4 hours ago












  • With the DA cursor, can you check if the Name is blank, then populate?
    – klewis
    4 hours ago














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My python code :



import arcpy

arcpy.FeatureToLine_management("Closestroute", "Featureline", "0.0001 Meters", "ATTRIBUTES")

#Generate points along lines for every 1 km

arcpy.GeneratePointsAlongLines_management("Featureline", "splitPoints", "DISTANCE", "1000 Meters", "", "NO_END_POINTS")

#Split line at point for every 1 km roads,search radius = 20 meters

arcpy.SplitLineAtPoint_management("Featureline", "splitPoints", "split1kpoints", "20 Meters")

#I added SS field into splitPoints, then I assigned name for each rows.(s1, s2, s3, ...)

cursor=arcpy.da.UpdateCursor("splitPoints","SS")

i = 0

for row in cursor:

row[0] = 's' + str(i)

i += 1

cursor.updateRow(row)

del row

del cursor


My problem is:



I am trying to assign one name for each points. However, when one route are used by more than one start points like blue arrow in the picture below, I obtained more than one segments name for this route. I am trying to get just one segments name for each points for this route. (showed with blue arrow) for both start points.



How I can deal with this problem ?



enter image description here










share|improve this question















My python code :



import arcpy

arcpy.FeatureToLine_management("Closestroute", "Featureline", "0.0001 Meters", "ATTRIBUTES")

#Generate points along lines for every 1 km

arcpy.GeneratePointsAlongLines_management("Featureline", "splitPoints", "DISTANCE", "1000 Meters", "", "NO_END_POINTS")

#Split line at point for every 1 km roads,search radius = 20 meters

arcpy.SplitLineAtPoint_management("Featureline", "splitPoints", "split1kpoints", "20 Meters")

#I added SS field into splitPoints, then I assigned name for each rows.(s1, s2, s3, ...)

cursor=arcpy.da.UpdateCursor("splitPoints","SS")

i = 0

for row in cursor:

row[0] = 's' + str(i)

i += 1

cursor.updateRow(row)

del row

del cursor


My problem is:



I am trying to assign one name for each points. However, when one route are used by more than one start points like blue arrow in the picture below, I obtained more than one segments name for this route. I am trying to get just one segments name for each points for this route. (showed with blue arrow) for both start points.



How I can deal with this problem ?



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  • 1




    Please format your code legibly by using the original code and the {} format button.
    – Vince
    4 hours ago












  • With the DA cursor, can you check if the Name is blank, then populate?
    – klewis
    4 hours ago














  • 1




    Please format your code legibly by using the original code and the {} format button.
    – Vince
    4 hours ago












  • With the DA cursor, can you check if the Name is blank, then populate?
    – klewis
    4 hours ago








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Please format your code legibly by using the original code and the {} format button.
– Vince
4 hours ago






Please format your code legibly by using the original code and the {} format button.
– Vince
4 hours ago














With the DA cursor, can you check if the Name is blank, then populate?
– klewis
4 hours ago




With the DA cursor, can you check if the Name is blank, then populate?
– klewis
4 hours ago










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It looks like points are stacking up due to duplicate line features or line feature segments. I'd perform a delete identical on your output point feature class, either before or after your cursor.



shpFld = arcpy.Describe ("splitPoints").shapeFieldName
arcpy.DeleteIdentical_management ("splitPoints", shpFld)





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  • Thank you so much ! This helps a lot !! Since I am assigning name in order, although one segment is used by two shortest paths, in attribute table, shows for just one start-end point shortest path. I have posted my guestion. If you can take a look, I will be appreciated for that. @Emil Brundage
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It looks like points are stacking up due to duplicate line features or line feature segments. I'd perform a delete identical on your output point feature class, either before or after your cursor.



shpFld = arcpy.Describe ("splitPoints").shapeFieldName
arcpy.DeleteIdentical_management ("splitPoints", shpFld)





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  • Thank you so much ! This helps a lot !! Since I am assigning name in order, although one segment is used by two shortest paths, in attribute table, shows for just one start-end point shortest path. I have posted my guestion. If you can take a look, I will be appreciated for that. @Emil Brundage
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It looks like points are stacking up due to duplicate line features or line feature segments. I'd perform a delete identical on your output point feature class, either before or after your cursor.



shpFld = arcpy.Describe ("splitPoints").shapeFieldName
arcpy.DeleteIdentical_management ("splitPoints", shpFld)





share|improve this answer





















  • Thank you so much ! This helps a lot !! Since I am assigning name in order, although one segment is used by two shortest paths, in attribute table, shows for just one start-end point shortest path. I have posted my guestion. If you can take a look, I will be appreciated for that. @Emil Brundage
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It looks like points are stacking up due to duplicate line features or line feature segments. I'd perform a delete identical on your output point feature class, either before or after your cursor.



shpFld = arcpy.Describe ("splitPoints").shapeFieldName
arcpy.DeleteIdentical_management ("splitPoints", shpFld)





share|improve this answer












It looks like points are stacking up due to duplicate line features or line feature segments. I'd perform a delete identical on your output point feature class, either before or after your cursor.



shpFld = arcpy.Describe ("splitPoints").shapeFieldName
arcpy.DeleteIdentical_management ("splitPoints", shpFld)






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  • Thank you so much ! This helps a lot !! Since I am assigning name in order, although one segment is used by two shortest paths, in attribute table, shows for just one start-end point shortest path. I have posted my guestion. If you can take a look, I will be appreciated for that. @Emil Brundage
    – Aera
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  • Thank you so much ! This helps a lot !! Since I am assigning name in order, although one segment is used by two shortest paths, in attribute table, shows for just one start-end point shortest path. I have posted my guestion. If you can take a look, I will be appreciated for that. @Emil Brundage
    – Aera
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Thank you so much ! This helps a lot !! Since I am assigning name in order, although one segment is used by two shortest paths, in attribute table, shows for just one start-end point shortest path. I have posted my guestion. If you can take a look, I will be appreciated for that. @Emil Brundage
– Aera
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Thank you so much ! This helps a lot !! Since I am assigning name in order, although one segment is used by two shortest paths, in attribute table, shows for just one start-end point shortest path. I have posted my guestion. If you can take a look, I will be appreciated for that. @Emil Brundage
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